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“Montauk Tango” captures what it means to rebuild a life from ruins—literally and emotionally. After 9/11, the Gross family’s plunge into the unpredictable world of the Hamptons restaurant scene is both hilarious and moving. The writing is sharp, the stories feel real, and the sense of place is unforgettable. It’s a memoir with soul, spice, and a lot of heart.
“Montauk Tango” is a heartfelt, funny, and sometimes painful journey through resilience, reinvention, and small-town drama. After surviving 9/11, the Gross family's leap into the restaurant business is inspiring—and relatable for anyone who's ever started something from scratch. Lewis Gross writes with humor and humility, making this not just a memoir, but a tribute to family, grit, and fresh fish tacos.
This book is a delightful mix of memoir, local culture, and culinary adventure. Gross brings Montauk to life with vivid detail and plenty of personality. You feel the highs and lows of building a business in an unwelcoming town, and the local resistance adds a dramatic twist. The only reason for four stars is that I wanted more about the food—Tracey’s recipes sound amazing!
“Montauk Tango” captures what it means to rebuild a life from ruins—literally and emotionally. After 9/11, the Gross family’s plunge into the unpredictable world of the Hamptons restaurant scene is both hilarious and moving. The writing is sharp, the stories feel real, and the sense of place is unforgettable. It’s a memoir with soul, spice, and a lot of heart.
“Montauk Tango” is a heartfelt, funny, and sometimes painful journey through resilience, reinvention, and small-town drama. After surviving 9/11, the Gross family's leap into the restaurant business is inspiring—and relatable for anyone who's ever started something from scratch. Lewis Gross writes with humor and humility, making this not just a memoir, but a tribute to family, grit, and fresh fish tacos.
This book is a delightful mix of memoir, local culture, and culinary adventure. Gross brings Montauk to life with vivid detail and plenty of personality. You feel the highs and lows of building a business in an unwelcoming town, and the local resistance adds a dramatic twist. The only reason for four stars is that I wanted more about the food—Tracey’s recipes sound amazing!
